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Taking a pot shot at Pakistan, India’s Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador Syed Akbaruddin on Wednesday said that no amount of misuse of international fora by Pakistan will change reality.
Akbaruddin said in UN " Our response to Pakistan is consistent.Abandon your futile quest,J&K is an integral part of India and will remain so, No amount of misuse of international fora will change reality. Sell by date of Pakistan's anachronistic approach is over."
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"We look away as some amongst us stall our collective efforts,as they use terrorist proxies in such territorial quests," he added.
Earlier on Friday, Akbaruddin told reporters at the Indian Permanent Mission in United Nations that the facts on the ground do not change whether somebody has “observed” it or not. “I have nothing to say because what (Dujarric) said was ‘directly observed’. It’s a call that they have to take. I cannot place myself in their boots and directly observe something,” the Indian envoy said when asked to comment on Dujarric’s remarks.

J&K An Integral Part Of India; Misuse Of International Fora By Pak Won’t Change Reality, Says Syed Akbaruddin In UN

J&K An Integral Part Of India; Misuse Of International Fora By Pak Won’t Change Reality, Says Syed Akbaruddin In UN

Taking a pot shot at Pakistan, India’s Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador Syed Akbaruddin on Wednesday said that no amount of misuse of international fora by Pakistan will change reality.

Akbaruddin said in UN ” Our response to Pakistan is consistent.Abandon your futile quest,J&K is an integral part of India and will remain so, No amount of misuse of international fora will change reality. Sell by date of Pakistan’s anachronistic approach is over.”

“We look away as some amongst us stall our collective efforts,as they use terrorist proxies in such territorial quests,” he added.

Earlier on Friday, Akbaruddin told reporters at the Indian Permanent Mission in United Nations that the facts on the ground do not change whether somebody has “observed” it or not. “I have nothing to say because what (Dujarric) said was ‘directly observed’. It’s a call that they have to take. I cannot place myself in their boots and directly observe something,” the Indian envoy said when asked to comment on Dujarric’s remarks.